how things have changed. >> let me bring in who knows paul ryan. on the romney campaign. >> that feels like 20 years ago. >> doesn't it. it really does. but who took some truth serum. >> when you're speaker of the house you have to be a fierce advocate for the policies you're trying to advance and legislation. you're also trying to represent the collective voice of the republican majority. the majority that you lead. that's what he job was then. now he's an analyst he's being asked what he thinks and he's giving his opinion as straight as he could. >> that's fair. do you believe donald trump is unelectable. he was so strong. >> i'm not as declarative on that because you have to remember it's all about who donald trump is going to be running against. if he's running against a biden reelection campaign, that has very high inflation and has an economy teeters on recession. >> that's not what paul ryan says. >> paul ryan represents a hopeful wing of the party that wants to stand up and confront donald trump. folks who want to put policy and really you

. >> is a bit of a gap from how it began, with, i mean, we heard of paul ryan, to where we are rightyn , you got some discussion about this. there's a bit of a gap of how things began, and how things ended. >> we do have a then and now example. you're so right, laura. so back in 2017, paul ryan, former speaker of the house, was very reluctant to speak about donald trump. he dodged many questions about donald trump. here are a few examples. >> i wanted to take on the president's comment. >> i haven't seen all of his comments. i'm a little busy today. i haven't been looking at twitter. >> i was pretty breezy in the house today. >> okay, there was -- >> pretty breezy. >> there was more. but now, today, well, this week, he was very willing to talk about what he thinks donald trump's prospects are for re-election. here he is. >> i think trumps on electability will be palpable by then. we all know that he will lose, or his, let me put it this way. we all know that he's so much more likely to lose the white house than anybody else running for president on our side of the aisle, so why would

ringing the bell at new york stock exchange this morning and paul ryan joining me right now. l everyone mr. ryan is a member of the fox corporations board of directors. mr. speaker, what a pleasure to have you with us today. >> yeah, good morning, stuart. nice to be with you today, thanks for having me. stu: been a long time. your splat went public granite ridge resources and what are you doing with fossil fuels? >> producing more of them. it's a great bet. look, i'm a big believer in american oil and gas and biden administration had terrible policy on this front and american oil and gas is great for jobs, great for foreign policy and bringing inflation down and granite ridge is a non-omittomitterring oil and gas producer -- nonoperating oil and gas producer and gives investors access to private operators and it's a great investment and it's a scaled firm great management team and no debt and good free cash flow. we're very excited about this asset and very excited that it was publicly listed this morning and we're excited about the future of this and it's a good bet on americ

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the senate passed it and we have paul ryan, tight hunter paul ryan's leadership in the house.ect that hopefully. >> harris: you can bow and say, we try to push it this way. >> kevin: payment absolutely. speed took get in here because i want to deep dive further in the whipping fiasco and implicationf that. >> kayleigh: i would lend, want to say bipartisan reform, democrats have to acknowledge the wall and they use to acknowledge that back when we tried, but you are exactly right, emily and where i wanted go so important mayorkas breaking news yesterday september 24, 2021, last year, he received an email and aunt email the photographer of the border whipping pictures at this, i never seen them whip anyone. he was swinging and misconstrued when you are looking at the picture. so the photographer so said there was no whipping going on. mayorkas gets this and two and half hours later he goes to a press conference and says this image is horrifying and conjures up the worst thing in american history. president biden the same day says these border agents will pay. my question, mayork

paul ryan was wrong. >> donald trump was the only one who wasn't wrong. >> this is a lot of news. let's wait and see data and see how long that data holds true. because if we're talking about this in six weeks, that's one thing. if it's only a two- or three-week story, it's not that big of a deal politically for herschel walker. >> mrg rhett, they're basically running the trumpian playbook on this. if you look at donald trump's statement, he's like herschel came out there denying it, which is the right thing to do, and we should believe him. you listen to what trump says behind the scenes, it's always deny, deny, deny. >> and say your opponent is the bad guy. i've seen the grace ad. i don't know how you connect warnock to having done the wrong thing because he preemptively won't redeem you for the thing you have done. >> warnock hasn't attacked walker at all. they've been really careful about it. >> they don't need to. >> he said yesterday, he hasn't done it. zbll correct. i think it's herschel walker saying, i'm not the problem. my opponent is the problem. his designs are weird b

everything post paul ryan has been entitlement or bus. the dollar of discretionary cuts which i find to be more important because the bureaucracy you're dealing with, somehow it is illegitimate compared to a dollar cut. i would say what progress have we had on entitlement over the last 20 years? how much did paul ryan actually say when it came to cutting and reforming mandatory spending? we will be putting forward a budget in the next several weeks. it will balance in 10, it will have more mandatory reforms that have ever been purported -- proposed. it will do the hard work necessary. it will build around growth and extent task -- tax cuts. it will pursue energy policy that are vital. it will go with reckless abandon, after the bureaucracy that is a raid against the american people of life. the epa, we think about it as environmental spending. that question has always been framed the extent to which we needed a bureaucracy like that, whether that was the appropriate role for the federal government. most of us want clean air and water. tha

she was strong on foreign affairs like the paul ryan act of economics.t those fundamental things that turn me off she was right on every one i had friends that worked for her and when said this is the moment i had the most pride in politics i love that campaign and then six yearsrs later that same person got fired by her because on a conference call he said she's being too nice to donald trumpha and maybe she should tone it down. that is sad. that is harsh. and now the worst part is it will work for her in the next five years probably will behe speaker of the house of the vice presidential nominee of the party so all she had to do was pretend so that is very different than someone who got out. >> so this is a very bleak portrait. [laughter] everyone should read it. [laughter] but it is a cynical look at the people who look at the systems and driving politics. so do you have any ideas or answers to fix that if the problem is people at an individual level behaving selfishly or in a cowardly way? >> i don't know that it is cynical. i tried to be as earnest

we had paul ryan say he wanted to work on us -- with us on immigration reform. he did not because of his people. he cannot bring them along. we have someone in 2014 tell us the republican voters are turning against trade but do not worry, we are going to get it passed. donald trump figured it out a little bit ahead of schedule and we did not get it passed. i think the idea of markets where there is less of a constituency a bit now than there was in the past. >> we have time for one more quick question. >> thanks for a great speech. i think you will agree that the biden administration has paid --we have paid a high price for the biden and economic advice seriously enough. i wonder if you can give us your view on whether that has changed and what your sense of the administration is now, whether it has learned from those lessons. >> there are things they have done that i supported, like the inflation reduction act. it was better than nothing and probably the best they could do under the constraints. i think the irs enforcement revenue was the best thing you could d

the week watching kar inch lake, and very strong political talent and moving the party away from paul ryanon of the republican party. she is the future more than regulateon omics. reaganom inch cs. judy: david and ruth. thank you both. judy: we are less than one month away from the start of 2022 means world cup that will transfix fans around the world. >> the world cup considered by many of the biggest sporting cuts off in qatar. there is excitement around the venue and qatar's outlawing of lgbtq rights. roger has been watching all of this and host of the sock ter podcast "men in blazers" and "gods in soccer." and he joins me now. always good to see you. no one will grow on the top 100 players. how do you do it? what are the core criteria. >> you need to acknowledge to try to create a definitive list. only undertaken by those who love to grab the third rail in life. but we have our staff together and everybody sees the game differently. it is completely subjective. there is a manager that says football is the most important least important thing. and makes watching sports so compelling. d.

as we do with all our speakers, whether it is elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg, marco rubio or paul ryan or speaker nancy pelosi. we are committed to bringing people together from across the geological spectrum and give you the platform to ask them what you want. that is why we are here. that is what this program is about. thank you for joining us. it will be a good conversation. to introduce our speaker, you met eric, one of our coat years. let me introduce the other, grace, a student in our foreign service. please welcome grace. [applause] grace: thank you, mo. my name is grace, i am a senior in the school of foreign service and have been involved with our student-run podcasts and hoyas in iowa. i had the privilege to serve as vice president of the college republicans and interning on the trump-pence campaign in 2020. as a christian conservative, vice president mike pence' death example of faith, work and family values has inspired my passion for public service. it is my outer to introduce him. michael r. pence was 40th president -- vice president of prior to the white house, p ence re

we had paul ryan he wanted to work with us on immigration reform. i believe he did.e he could not bring them all on. we had a political person in 2014 tell us on tpp the republican voters are turning against trade. do not worry, before their members of congress figures out we will get tpp past. donald trump figured out ahead of schedule, and we did not get tpp past. the idea that markets is one there is less of the constituency for an out then there was in the past. hopefully, they will limit that more than i did on the republican side. >> we have time for one more short question. >> over here -- over here. >> thank you for the great speech. i hate -- i think you agree that the biden administration paid a high price for the milk taking economic advice -- not taking economic advice seriously enough. i wondered if you could give a sense or view on whether that changed since then. what your sense of the administration is now or whether it it's learned its lessons and listening to economists more than it used to? >> there are things i agree with like the inflation reduct

witness paul ryan, witness john boehner. they acquiesced, right? but you also detail, like, the jim jordan of it all. he could be head of the house oversight committee, you seem ty outline a battle of egos between who's going to be the head of face of the impeachment movement which could be political mana to republican voters.re why does jim jordan fall in line with this impeachment plot to your mind? >> i think that's the right question. and it isti going to be the key leverage point. it's expected he'll run the committee. he is there for on a part of mccarthy's leadership team and has an institutional vested interest in making sure that things go smoothly and according to man. and he has been carefully hedging his public comments about impeachment saying it would be something that the whole republican conference could get behind before they did that. but the problem for him is he always wanted to be on the front line of confrontation with joe biden and the democrats. >> he lived there pretty well. >> he boxed o thought terrain. >> yeah. >> and he

whether it is elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg or marco rubio or speaker paul ryan speaker nancy pelosi. we are committed to bringing people together from across the ideological spectrum and give you the platform and asked them whatever you want. that is why we are here. that is what this program is about. i cannot think you enough or joining us tonight i think it will be a good conversation. to introduce our student co-chair, gracie will introduce our speaker tonight. my name is gray shoe, i am a senior in the co-chair of geopolitics board. during my time at georgetown i have had the privilege of serving as vice president of the college republicans and interning on the 2020 trump/pins campaign. as a christian conservative myself, mike pence is example of hard work and family values inspired my passion for public service. it is my distinct honor to introduce him as today's speaker. michael pence was the 48 vice president of the united states. he represented east indiana for six terms. he there he spearheaded the u.s. constitution. he was elected governor of indiana. he enacted tax cuts

so it reminds me that it is very different from when john boehner and paul ryan were speaker where theye reasonable, who were not part of the freedom caucus, and who could work with democrats just because they had to do get some important things done. but this congress coming up is going to be driven by the crazies. it will be driven by the marjorie taylor greenes in the congress. and i think that it signals something very bad for the country if republicans were to take control of the house. i think that it also means that kevin mccarthy will not have any control over that conference. and i've been shocked to think that he would even become speaker. and i still have some lingering doubts about that given the nature of the potential congress, if he was speaker or minority leader continuing. and so i think that we will see, but marjorie taylor greene, her ethos, her aggressiveness, her dynamic will dominate the upcoming congress. >> michael steele, the other thing that kills economies and democracies is a climate of domestic violent extremism and what is he embodies is the extremism that

. >> how speaker paul ryan dealt with what was called the crazy caucus at arms length. >> if the conservative cause depends on the populist appeal of one personality or of second race imitations, then we are not going anywhere. >> well, we'll see. this ring at the party, the maga caucus, will be bigger and stronger than ever in 2023. and kevin mccarthy will need their support to become and then stay the speaker. hence inviting marjorie taylor greene to sit right behind him, as he unveiled the commitment to america. green told the new york times magazine that if mccarthy does not give her a lot of power and leeway, then the republican base is, quote, going to be very unhappy about it. i think that is the best way to rita, and that's not in any way a threat of, i just think that is reality, unquote. democrats stripped the committee assignments from marjorie taylor greene and from another republican, who had espoused violent extreme views, congressman paul gosar, both of whom also appeared, by the way, at a white supremacist convention. what will happen to them in 2023? >> they'll have committee

and really moving the party away, you know, paul ryan.seems to be more of the future than -- than reaganomics. >> well, i don't know -- >> i'm not saying -- i'm just saying it's a rebound. >> we're going check our history bookses. thank you both. >> thank you. judy: we are less than one month away from the 2022 men's world cup that will tan fix soccer fans around the world. we have a look ahead at the tournament >> the world cup considered be many to be the biggest sporting event in the world presented by qatar. there's lots of anticipation around the games. but the venue has sparked criticism including the outline of lgbty rights. rogers bennett has been watching all of this. he's the most of the soccer podcast men in bladessers. and the pantheon of the hundred greatest soccer players which taken a look at the careers of top players in sports history. rem back bob bennett. even you admit it's an act of followy how do you do it? what are the four criteria. >> i would say, but you need to acknowledge to try to create a definitive list that

pray about what they're going to do, he was going to wisconsin and things get cancelled there and paul ryan cancelled things, now adays they didn't take three seconds to say we don't care we want the majority in the u.s. senate, this is not a problem we have no qualms about it, we're with herschel walker, i think donald trump lowered the bar so much that literally right now all you can do is look down at the bar and step over it you don't even have to, you know, do the limbo rock. >> it's hard to think of one example from the last year of a republican saying, this was too much to me i can't support the ticket. i agree with ana. >> because with evangelicals, that worked with donald trump. >> friends, thank you very much. really appreciate it. >>> ahead, two battleground races that don't come up in conversations but the results could rock election night. >>> the january 6th committee members are pursuing testimony that could close in on former president trump. no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving hisis money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect co

everyone thought it was the end and they dropped him a lot of republicans including house speaker paul ryannymore but i think it depends on the race in the candidate and it depends on the situation, roy moore did not win in alabama, democrat one in that red state because that was sexual misconduct it depends on what their accused of and how serious allegations are and how good the evidence is, so far we have a check that walker signed any pay for something he's had problems with his kids, i don't think he's been accused of sexual misconduct but his former wife accused him of extreme violence which he admitted to and some polls show that could have impact we don't have any post pulling on the abortion issue at this point but it's the hypocrisy, in this instance why i disagree it's about getting the base out in order to win this election if you can depress the enthusiasm by say look at this guy who is pro-life and what a hypocrite some people might say i won't go out and vote, in that case is still matters. >> both parties have a history of minimizing or rationalizing their own candidates fla

. >> i have to play what paul ryan said this week, something that seems both obvious and naive at theame time, i want to say. >> i think trump's unelectability will be palpable by then. we all know that he's so much more likely to lose the white house than anybody else running for president on our side of the aisle so why would we want to go with that. >> i have to remember when that was scott walker's argument in 2015 about why people need to rally around somebody other than donald trump. >> there are about 20 republican candidates for the presidency running right now. >> who really believe this, too, right? >> who really believe that, and they can't say it, because they don't want to upset the core 20% who are with trump regardless. by the way, the democrats are running away from biden in this election, too. they do not want -- the democrats don't want biden on the stage. >> well, no, oregon democrats do. >> yeah, and the oregon governor's race is now close. >> right. >> democrats don't want biden or harris either, and republicans frankly don't want trump. and they're the ones tryin

but i spoke with paul ryan the other day and a says it's closeo a trillion dollars as well as others is going to cost. isn't that where we got 40-year high inflation, all of this spending? the six states challenging the plan squared off with attorneys for the biden administration yesterday, congressman. where is this going? it is just one of several lawsuits the white house is facing on the student loan handout. >> this is an unconstitutional order. when you look at why he's doing the things he's doing, the national emergency and the public health emergency both started by president trump appropriately, now have been continued by the biden administration give him essentially unchecked powers. this stuff should have ended 10 months ago. but he keeps on using this as a ruse, as a way to have d dictatorial powers. imf is telling nationses not to spend. we're doing the opposite, frivolous and reckless spending to worsen inflation. >> congressman, todd piro here, if i could jump in. there were concerns expressed by some on the right including ted cruz that those trying to stop the student

three years later, they push to successor paul ryan into an early retirement. the republican caucus remains completely unwieldy, ungovernable, and after november 8th, they will likely have a vanguard of a dozen or two or maybe three genuine extremists outside the bounds of what one thought of as normal. having a couple of dozen marjorie taylor greene's. and they will have control largely. and get this. the house caucus, which is the caucus of the most extreme members of the republican party are already preparing to welcome members sending candidacies 50 to guide and what to expect and how to become a member of the far-right. caucus chair scott perry of pennsylvania writes, the simple truth is that it perfectly suits some of you if you are unaware of a pair. some urge you to be a team player by falling a line of leadership in doing what you told. and he warned not to rock the boat by raising questions or concerns about leadership's agenda. basically, be ready to revolt. so remember, when you are voting in this election and you are voting in your congressional se

that's why bader retired, that's why paul ryan didn't want to do the job, got dragged into doing it and it so much that he retired, because he couldn't take it anymore. kevin mccarthy-- and now this is going to happen with donald trump just offstage saying do this and do that. kevin mccarthy doesn't have the power to--if donald trump says impeached joe biden, what's kevin mccarthy gonna do? >> this is not a case, chris, where either mccarthy can attempt to herd the cats were, boehner, and ryan tried to do before him. or a case where he will just simple humor people like marjorie taylor greene and others of the maga caucus by giving them one plum committee assignment or giving them one opportunity to offer a piece of legislation. no, her point is that the maga base is the center of gravity in the republican party. i think she happens to be right, and that if mccarthy knows what's good for him. if he wants to not only become speaker but state speaker, then he will have to essentially acquiesce to this agenda. >> you write this from the new york times. you say, in victory greene's voice mi

here with us is -- a former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner. also commentator ashley allison and chief correspondent, dana bash. what a panel, glad they're all here tonight. >> fantastic, guys, great being here. so, should we play something from the valdes, marco rubio -- >> yes, they dove right into it, and talked about abortion. >> i am one hunted percent pro-life, because i don't want to deny anyone the, rights but because i believe that innocent human life is worthy of protection. that, said every bill every spotted on abortion, every deliver voted for has exceptions, every one of them has does. because that's what can pass, and it's a majority of people support. the extremes of abortion on this campaign is congresswoman demings. she supports no restrictions, no limitations of any kind. >> senator, how gullible the really think florida voters are? number one, you have declared that you support no exceptions, even including rape and incest. as a police detective who investigated cases of rape and incest, no senator, i do not think it is okay

in 2012, he wasn't drawing the crowds that paul ryan was drawing. in the very crowded primary in 2020, he was certainly not the candidate drawing the biggest crowds. the point the white house is making is his predecessors, donald trump, barack obama, they held rallies. but what happened in all the midterm elections? the party in power lost a significant number of seats in those midterm elections. the so they're not really running a strategy about rallies. they're running one about accomplishments. the president is talking today as he has been about legislative accomplishmentes, peter. >> we see the president arriving there. bob casey is there. there is john fetterman who dressed the part today. no hoodie, no shorts. of he's dressed in a suit in a chilly day in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. he'll be traveling with the president aboard air force one to philadelphia later. governor wolf, the democratic governor of the state there as well right now. and joining me to talk more about this as we anticipate seeing the president exit air force one is the former

we saw that with john boehner and we saw that with paul ryan. now there is no such thing, there is no split. the entire conference is on the right side of the party. many of them, as you noted, denied the 2020 election was legit. they don't accept the results. i think when, with where the rubber meets the road, it is going to be in legislating, and how they handle big weighty issues, the debt limit, funding government, and funding the pentagon, and giving money to ukraine. these are big weighty issues that are going to be incredibly difficult for mccarthy to navigate in the two-year period from 2023 to 2025. >> should we expect him -- >> i don't know if it won't function. but it will be very, very difficult. it will make 2010 to 2018 seem like it was functional. i'll say that. and it's going to be, i mean if, if people don't have confidence in washington now, wait until you have a dwighted government with a republican conference that's really centered on the right wing of the party. >> what about when marjorie taylor green said the other day, sh

here with us is brandon -- , a former top aide to paul ryan and john boehner. also cnn political commentator ashley allison, and chief political correspondent dana bash. what a, panel collateral here tonight. >> guys, thank you for being here tonight. okay, should we play something from the value means marco rubio? >> yes,. >> they go right into it, and talked about abortion. >> i am 100 dissent pro-life, not because i want to deny anyone the right, but i believe that innocent human life is where the other protection of our laws. that said, every bill i've ever wanted on abortion, every bill ever voted on has exceptions. every one of them does. because that's what can pass. and that's what the majority of people explore. the stream us on abortion in this campaign is congresswoman demings. she supports no restrictions, no limitations on any side. >> senator, all gullibility think florida voters are? number one, you have been clear that you support no exceptions. even including rape and incest. now, as a police detective that investigated cases of rape and incest

allie raffa is covering the walker campaign from atlanta and brendan buck served as top adviser to paul ryanitting the trail tomorrow. were these visits planned or are they a last-minute scramble in light of the recent allegations? >> reporter: well, lindsey, we did hear from the nrsc shortly after this first wave of allegations surfaced against hershel walker and they said they were still supporting him. and now we're hearing from the walker campaign saying that he plans to rally with senator rick scott as well as arkansas senator tom cotton tomorrow in carlton, georgia, and scott is saying, i'm on hershel's team. the nrsc is putting all hands on deck here. they're redirecting ad funding from another senate race in new hampshire, redirecting it here into georgia. that's because gop lawmakers are fully aware of how critical this race is to winning back control of this currently 50/50 senate. of course with vice president kamala harris having the power of that tie-breaking vote. but there seems to be a divide here among national republicans and state republicans. i had the opportunity to inte

she was strong on foreign affairs and was like a paul ryan acolyte of economics which i am, less of usbut on these, on the big fundamental things that really turned me offas on the party she was right onne everyone. she was right and she ran the skimpy and had friends that work for her. one guy says to me, tim, this was a moment i had the most part in politics when she won. i loved that campaign. and that person security later the same person got fired by her because he, on a conference call, said that he thinks she is being too nice to donald trump and maybe she should tell you down a little bit. that's that. that's harsh. that's sad. she now has disavowed all that and the worsts part of that is it's going to work for her. i mean, it's working for her. in the next i guess she will probably be either speaker of the house or the vice presidential nominee for thee party i think. they all she had to do is kind of pretend like she thought donald trump was great. so i think that obvious, i think the motivational element of somebody like that is obviously very different than some of us who g

that's why i worked to do the budget agreement with paul ryan when government was shut down and no one else could get us an agreement to move forward. i passed a bill with lamar alexander to change no child left behind's our kids could learn at school in a way that wasn't testing them every day. right now i'm working with my republican counterparts to pass a pandemic act to ensure that we never go through what we went through again. that's why i ask for your vote and your support. >> thank you to our candidates and to everyone in the audience it and for those watching at home. thank you to our sponsors, the league of women voters, don't forget to vote on november 8, and have a good night. thank you.

that's why i worked to do the budget agreement with paul ryan when government was shut down and no one else could get us an agreement to move forward. i passed a bill with lamar alexander to change no child left behind's our kids could learn at school in a way that wasn't testing them every day. right now i'm working with my republican counterparts to pass a pandemic act to ensure that we never go through what we went through again. that's why i ask for your vote and your support. >> thank you to our candidates and to everyone in the audience it and for those watching at home. thank you to our sponsors, the league of women voters, don't forget to vote on november 8, and have a good night. thank you. >> this election day, november 8, the control of power in congress is at stake. will republicans retake the house? can democrats gain control of the senate? follow our coverage of debates, rallies, events as they happen, on tv and the c-span now app. follow our page at c-span.org/ campaign 2022. >> republican south dakota governor meets with her challenger jamie smith and the libertarian ca

that's why i worked to do the budget agreement with paul ryan when government was shut down and no one else could get us an agreement to move forward. i passed a bill with lamar alexander to change no child left behind's our kids could learn at school in a way that wasn't testing them every day. right now i'm working with my republican counterparts to pass a pandemic act to ensure that we never go through what we went through again. that's why i ask for your vote and your support. >> thank you to our candidates and to everyone in the audience it and for those watching at home. thank you to our sponsors, the league of women voters, don't forget to vote on november 8, and have a good night. thank you. >> later today, the focus is on labor infrastructure development. representatives from the departments of labor and transportation join a panel discussion, hosted by new america center education on labor. that is live at 12:30 p.m. on c-span, c-span now on the heel app, or online at c-span.org. >> middle and high school students, it is your time to shine. you are invited to take part in the

i'm joined by justice reporter ryan riley, paul butler also back. ryan, what did you see?e most impactful thing we saw from harry dunn's testimony and was the testimony of grayden young, he's an oath keeper from florida. he compared this to the french revolution and said it made sense to him, the logic made sense. he thought the election was stolen and this was a way to stop the election from being certified. he hoped there would be a committee set up to investigate the claims of voter fraud. it was compelling testimony. he said it was pandemonium inside and admitted he was essentially a traitor to his government. >> ryan riley, thank you. paul, the larger question here we've seen is those who took part in storming the capitol on the 6st, many were indicted. on the other hand, viewers may have heard me mention this fact, the people tied to planning the insurrection, to summoning the rally, to organizing the plots, none of those have been indicted. some of the people caught up with that kind of planning, the people who knew more about the 6th in advance have been the ones d

paul ryan is watching this and is shocked. as he said later, when i open the door and saw the guns pointed at me, i asked them what they wanted. they said they wanted me and they did. the agents led paul vaughan away inside the house. his wife had been at the back with their newest child, an 18 month year old baby ran to the front door, confused and terrified. she asked what anyone would ask, who are you? and why are you taking my husband away? we don't need to guess about the exchange because it's on tape. >> here's what it looked like on it. >> if you're not going to let me know, i want to know why you were banging on my door with a gun. you're not going to tell me anything? >> i tried. no, you did it. you did not try. this is not acceptable. can can i have your name? you're not going to give me your name. >> you're not going to give me any information. i want to know why your body armor, the watch caps automatic weapons held at the ready, taking off with her husband. >> why are you taking him? who are you? she asks. but of

she was strong foreign, foreign affairs and was a, you know, like a paul ryan acolyte on economics, which you know, i'm you know less the first alleging these days better that is good enough but but on these note on the big fundamental things that really that have turned me off in the party she was right on everyone she was right and she ran this campaign that i knew i had friends that worked for her. one guy says to me to this was the moment that i the most pride in politics when she won. i loved that campaign and that person. six years later, that same person got fired by her because he, on a conference call said that he thinks that she's being too nice to donald trump. maybe she should tone it down a little bit. that's sad and that's harsh. that's sad. and she now has has disavowed all of that. and the worst part about it is that it's going to work for i mean, it's working for her. she's i think in the next five years, probably going to be either the speaker of the house or the vice nominee for the for the party, i think. and, you know, she had to do was kind of pretend like she though

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ryan. >> thank you very much, wilson. we know paul pelosi is being treated for injuries at san francisco general hospital, where we find kpix 5's sean chitnis with more. >> reporter: it appears to be a security detail going in and out of this entrance throughout the day.here's the latest on what we have on paul pelosi's condition. as of this afternoon we are told he is expected to make a full recovery , but the medical team is being cautious with that outlook. he is 82. we were told he was hit several times in the head with a hammer, one blow was considered a significant hit. he is now out of surgery. they will have to repair a skull fracture as well as treat some serious injuries to his right arm and hands. back out here live we are watching to see as the situation changes, and that security detail, coming in and out of this location. we are told the secret service is already here, and ryan, as you mentioned, speaker pelosi was expected to arrive around this time. it's unclear if she will enter through this entrance or another. we wi

paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, eric cantor. we know right from the get-go, they planned a confrontation with barack obama over the debt ceiling with a series of demands . we came dangerously close to going into default. if it were not for -- that was egged on by kevin mccarthy and eric cantor. if it were not for john boehner and mitch mcconnell, who saw -- i think in boehner's case that this would be a disaster for the country, in mcconnell's case, a disaster for the republicans who were trying to recapture a majority in the senate, pulled us back from the brink. we came close to breaching the deficit -- the debt ceiling. interest rates went up and was estimated by economic consultants a few years later, it probably cost an extra $18 billion to the federal government because of just simply the threat of that happening. the biggest question mark we have heading into next year is, will we get a repeat of that? i would say, we will get a repeat except we will come closer to the abyss. back then, the tea party group, that populist,

paul ryan, kevin mccarthy, eric cantor.e know right from the get-go, they planned a confrontation with barack obama over the debt ceiling with a series of demands. we came dangerously close to going into default. if it were not for -- that was egged on by kevin mccarthy and eric cantor. if it were not for john boehner and mitch mcconnell, who saw -- i think in boehner's case that this would be a disaster for the country, in mcconnell's case, a disaster for the republicans who were trying to recapture a majority in the senate, pulled us back from the brink. we came close to breaching the debt ceiling. interest rates went up and was estimated by economic consultants a few years later, it probably cost an extra $18 billion to the federal government because of just simply the threat of that happening. the biggest question mark we have heading into next year is, will we get a repeat of that? i would say, we will get a repeat except we will come closer to the abyss. back then, the tea party group, that populist, conservative grou

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the party that had paul writing ryan pushing bryan, people and bigots wanting to protect children fromexualized drag shows, the party that showed up at the supreme court justices house with a fake baby covered in blood to talk about how great abortion was and say nothing about inciting violence to political rhetoric. we live in a country that doesn't protect free speech, we celebrate it. sometimes it means burning someone, sometimes being grotesque in a protest, none of those things are great but celebrated and protected, this crazy man's actions, it's shameful. >> a lot to talk about, it's a big story and we'll heal more but we have to leave it there. democrat call in the big guns, president barack obama campaigned in battleground campaigned in battleground states while president biden lies again about the economy.te that's next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. ten days into the midterms, thank goodness. the last hour, president biden cast his vote in wilmington, delaware. democrats are calling and former president obama to help whenever voters. he was in michigan and wisco